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Golly, I simply raise my bridge to the vertical strike point. and to think I could be altering my stroke instead. Maybe I'll work on that, or NOT!

I want one too, prefer Nitti.

Put a Samsara break tip on, scuff it and chalk it.

I keep looking for the rule that says you have to read posts you aren't concerned about. There's much more important things in life than playing pool. Politics is one of them.

You don't need a long bed to do tips

Every tip tool on the planet is spherical shaped. Do you shape yours by hand?

True but I was referring to how much off center left or right specifically. Most don't consider above and below as English.

I think the bigger problem less advanced players applying english is using too much. It doesn't take that much with a good stroke and follow through.

Well apparently we can't do that anymore,,,,,,,,,, but I'm with you

You know what, I'm gonna throw you this little nugget, just cause I like you. See if you can get the point, finally. This is illustrating just a simple 1 rail bank, but if you can imagine more table you could certainly imagine more rails. It's exactly the same principle regardless. And don't...

I. Can. And. I. Do. Period Who said I use Pro1? Do you even know the difference?

OK, let's call it Frank's CTE. How ya like it now?

Geez, if you're in a hurry enter the 9 ball tourney.

Exactly Brian. I agree completely. For me, if I can determine about the right point on the 1st rail to hit by imagining a pocket their merely for the purpose of determining the perception, or how much cut basically, then I don't have to think or worry about actually hitting the exact point. I...

The difference is that you said Stan doesn't teach imagining a pocket on the rail for banking. My point was I never said he did. Still, with multi rail banks there is usually some amount of cut to the 1st rail contact point to get the bank on track. If you can see about where that point is, then...

I wish there was a DENSE button on these posts.

Yes I have seen such a table, well pictures of it anyway.

It was very common for local companies back in the day who did repairs or maintenance on tables to switch out the nameplates with their own to get repeat business at a later date. I used to have a 10 foot snooker table made in 1966 by Victor in Philadelphia, but the nameplate on it said...

I don't know that he imagines a pocket along the rail and I'm sure I never said he did. What I said was that I use the contact point on the 1st rail and then choose the perception that gets the object ball there, as if imagining a pocket at that spot. If you want to see hundreds of illustrations...

I just mean there are plenty of strategies up table where the pockets are needed, not to mention being able to play any other pool games as well, but I see your point.